The company recently bought a private residence abutting the one mile underground tunnel it already built beneath 120th Street between Hawthorne Boulevard and Prairie Avenue near SpaceX. It’s from … | Continue reading
At issue are so-called “mega-homes” or “McMansions,” that some residents say disrupt community character, block views and eliminate privacy. | Continue reading
Google launches rebuttal at lawsuit claim that its recruiters used “Googleyness” as a filter to exclude older workers. | Continue reading
In a new poll, Apple had the largest portion of employees who said they had been forced to delay starting a family. | Continue reading
The U.S. doesn’t need just more of what appears to be Trump’s usual bash-everything-in-sight approach. | Continue reading
A federal appeals court has rejected arguments that UC Berkeley has exclusive rights to patents for the powerful CRISPR gene-editing tool, upholding patents held by Harvard-MIT’s Broad Instit… | Continue reading
Tesla’s CEO has had a whirlwind couple of weeks. Is his podcast appearance tonight a brilliant move or bum idea? | Continue reading
High-stakes maneuvering over taxation, with hundreds of millions of dollars in property taxes up for grabs, is playing out around the Bay Area. It’s pitting some of the region’s biggest… | Continue reading
The students were not allowed to leave on the plane but were re-booked onto a flight Saturday. | Continue reading
Activist firm CtW is asking more than 30 big-name companies to disclose information about non-compete agreements, no-poaching rules, mandatory arbitration or non-disclosure agreements. | Continue reading
To minimize health risks, the optimal amount of alcohol someone should consume is none. That's the simple, surprising conclusion of a massive study, co-authored by 512 researchers from 243 ins… | Continue reading
A college professor muses on kids being so obsessed with posting photos during their planetarium visit that they miss the wonder of the universe. | Continue reading
Company hit with $66 million in damages denies theft, says it will appeal. | Continue reading
A lawsuit alleges that Facebook inflated its potential reach to sell more ads and compared Census data with Facebook’s numbers to show the disparity. | Continue reading
“It may be that they were stocking up because things turned dark,” says one expert of the increase that came as Trump embarked on an immigration crackdown. | Continue reading
HCL gobbles up more H-1B visas than it can use and favors Indian workers in its hiring and employment practices, lawsuit claims. | Continue reading
The headquarters of North Face and JanSport, which are owned by the same parent company, are heading to Denver. Hundreds of employees who work for them will be offered the chance to move. | Continue reading
What was first thought to be a possible explosive device that dropped from the sky in Castro Valley turned out to be ozone testing equipment that was blown up by the sheriff’s bomb squad. | Continue reading
David Casarez had lost his van and was homeless before a decision to hold up a sign at a Mountain View road junction changed his life. | Continue reading
Pacific Gas & Electric has poured hundreds of thousands of dollars into efforts to change state laws in recent months, nearly doubling its lobbying expenses in an attempt to shift the financial… | Continue reading
Company cafeterias, many with three free meals a day, have mushroomed in the city in recent years, supe says. | Continue reading
The short answer: The rent is too darn high. | Continue reading
Arrested juvenile boy asked residents if he could use their Wi-Fi after breaking into home | Continue reading
The region is crawling with Chinese and Russian spies amid an ‘epidemic’ of espionage, report says. | Continue reading
Denials of the controversial visa intended for highly skilled foreign workers started to rise after President’s order, institute says. | Continue reading
Among the eight projects is a new 319-foot-tall dam at Pacheco Pass, in southern Santa Clara County. | Continue reading
A Los Gatos woman who advertised her single-family for rent found out an apparent scam artist had re-purposed her ad in an attempt to defraud potential renters. | Continue reading
Progressives have no one to blame but their own political miscalculations | Continue reading
AB 33 — which began as a measure about electric vehicles — has been gutted and transformed into a vehicle to help PG&E pass on to ratepayers much of the financial burden that could … | Continue reading
My Bloody Valentine cranked it up for fans as the band brought its first tour in five years to the Fox Theater in Oakland for a two-night stand. | Continue reading
When pressed on why Facebook won’t take down InfoWars, an extreme right-wing media outlet which peddles false conspiracy theories, Facebook said InfoWars did not violate its community standar… | Continue reading
Thanks to sales for business customers, PC shipments during the second quarter showed their first year-over-year gain in six years, according to tech research firm Gartner. | Continue reading
New report shows the Bay Area’s surge in the global economic rankings. | Continue reading
The U.S. labor market is hot. So why does a large subset of workers continue to feel left behind? | Continue reading
The “dangers to liberty” standard for antitrust enforcement could be a danger to liberty. | Continue reading
Yet Facebook left many lawmakers’ questions unanswered. It didn’t say repeatedly why Facebook didn’t audit apps like the one at the heart of the Cambridge Analytica controversy be… | Continue reading
Raphael Sanchez, a former chief counsel for U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement in Seattle was sentenced Thursday to four years in prison for stealing the identities of undocumented immigrants… | Continue reading
Like other cities, San Jose is considering limiting the number of scooter companies that can operate within its borders. | Continue reading
Tara Mechani, a 15-foot-high metal sculpture, will spend the summer in Plaza de Cesar Chavez. | Continue reading
It also has more old-growth redwoods than Muir Woods, including many that are taller than the Statue of Liberty. | Continue reading
As you might imagine, Ad Astra — which operates in a corner at Space X in Hawthorne and is attended by Musk’s sons — is not your average school. A new report provides a peek. | Continue reading
Prominent business group says head taxes can discourage job creation and hurt small companies. | Continue reading
Skyrocketing housing prices continued their upward climb in May, while the number of sales inched up. | Continue reading
The Mountain View-based company said it’s looking into Speier’s request. | Continue reading
Tesla Chief Executive Elon Musk has told the company that an employee recently engaged in “extensive and damaging sabotage” by hacking into and changing the code in Tesla’s manufa… | Continue reading
Pew Research report highlights Bay Area school recently attacked by a U.S. Senator as a possible ‘visa mill.’ | Continue reading
Humans are influencing the behavior of wild animals, causing them to flee daylight and seek the cover of darkness for protection, according to a new study from UC Berkeley. | Continue reading
A minimum-wage worker in San Jose would need almost four full-time jobs to afford a two-bedroom rental apartment. | Continue reading